Events in Jefferson, GA

Learn and practice both hand building and wheel throwing in a ceramics class for beginner to intermediate students. Taught by Lesther Martin, this six-session series focuses on building skills through hands-on work. The cost is $210.

Venture Crew 20 hosts a tabletop gaming meetup at Meeple Madness, featuring board games, roleplaying adventures, and miniature battles. Players of every experience level are welcome. There is no cost to participate and no equipment is required. Space is available for up to 28 guests, and registration takes place on site. Venture Crew 20 is part of Venturing, a BSA youth development program for young people ages 14 to 21, or age 13 upon completion of eighth grade, with this crew focused on gaming. The group encourages participants to explore their hobbies, build friendships, and support the community through volunteer efforts at events such as Southern-Fried Gaming Expo, Dragon Con, and MomoCon. Information for prospective youth members and adult leaders is available on site.

After a successful run last year, the Suzuki Ride Experience is returning for another edition. Back by demand, it brings the same spirit of fun that inspired its comeback.

A trade show style business expo presented by Leather & Lace Events at Braselton Civic Center brings together companies and community members for networking and brand visibility. Admission and parking are free, and the event is open to the public. Expect opportunities for both business-to-business and business-to-consumer connections, lead generation, and a business podcast recorded on site. Prize drawings will take place throughout the event. Vendors looking to showcase their company or explore sponsorship options can reach Lori Waters at llcoffeeco@gmail.com for details.

Experience a vibrant open-air farmers market along Gainesville’s Midland Greenway, set beside a calm pond with a nearby dog park and playground. Browse offerings from local artisans and farms, discover handmade goods and unique finds, and enjoy the natural surroundings as you explore. Located next to NoFo Brew Co., it is easy to shop, take a stroll, sip, and unwind in a friendly outdoor setting. For vendor questions or more details, contact tallpineevents@gmail.com.

A weekly summer farmers market brings the taste of local agriculture to the Braselton Town Green in historic downtown. Growers, bakers, and specialty food makers who produce their goods locally offer fresh fruits and vegetables, farm eggs, meats, baked goods, and canned specialties for an authentic farm to table experience. Enjoy live music while you browse. Free parking is available in the Braselton Parking Deck across from the green. The market is held rain or shine, with changes only if conditions are unsafe. Throughout the season, look for added fun such as scavenger hunts, Watermelon Day, and a pumpkin painting contest. This market is sponsored by the Braselton Visitors Bureau Authority.

An open mic focused on acoustic gospel music where singers and musicians can share live, unplugged performances. Performers and listeners alike can enjoy gospel songs in an acoustic format.

Chad Bowmar performs live at Locos Gainesville, a lively pub celebrated for great food and an easygoing vibe. Located just off the square in Gaines Vegas, this set pairs good tunes with friendly company for a relaxed night of fun.

This event opens Petit Le Mans week at Road Atlanta with a three run group format. Each run group receives three and a half hours of on track time per day. Photography credited to Platz Productions.

Participants take on a 5K at Little Mulberry Park to help bring safe, clean water to vulnerable women, children, and families in rural Kenya. Money raised will fund water filters, turning each step into meaningful support and contributing to lasting change.

Held at the Jackson County Agricultural Facility, the 16th Annual Angel Ride brings the community together to support John, a neighbor who was injured in a hunting accident last year and faces a long recovery. The event features a 50 mile escorted round trip motorcycle ride along with live and silent auctions, live music, lunch, and family friendly activities. All street legal vehicles may participate in the ride.

The season kicks off with a competition capped at twelve bands. Each participating band will receive a 30 minute Zoom clinic the following week with one of the judges.

Enjoy the authentic French flair of Braselton with The Galloping Galette. Indoor seating and a pet-friendly patio are available, and pickup orders are welcome. To reserve a table or place an order, call 706 684 3080.

Enjoy a friendly One Piece Card Game tournament that welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. Admission is free and seating is capped at 32 participants. Bring a legal constructed deck, as the event uses the Standard format. Most Saturdays follow Standard Regulation, which allows unbanned cards from the past three years. For 2026, that includes Blocks 2, 3, 4, and 5. On the last Saturday of each month, the event switches to the official Extra Regulation that permits all unbanned cards from Block 1 through the newest set. The tournament can run up to five rounds, with the total number of rounds adjusted based on attendance. Please ensure you are fully checked in with a Crew Member before registration closes to avoid removal from the event or a game loss in the first round. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG App on Google Play and the iOS App Store. After installing, create an account, search for "Meeple Madness," then select the event to register. Every participant receives a special promotional pack, and the top finisher earns a winner promo pack.

Enjoy a high-energy evening of unscripted laughs as Dad's Garage takes the stage at Brenau's Hosch Theater. Seating options include balcony at $35, general admission at $37.50, and VIP at $45. Advance reservations are required for all tickets.

This takes place on the last Saturday of every month.

A weekly casual tournament for the Gundam card game welcomes players from beginner to advanced. Matches use the standard format with 35 minutes per round. Turnout determines the structure, with up to four rounds in total... three rounds if there are eight or fewer participants, and a fourth round added when attendance reaches up to sixteen. Seating is available for 16 players, there is no entry fee, and the event spans about three hours of play. Please check in with a crew member upon arrival, as unclaimed reservations after the cutoff may be offered to players on the waitlist. Registration can be completed through the official Bandai TCG app on iOS and Google Play. Create an account, search for Meeple Madness, then choose the event date to finalize your spot. Onsite registration is also available. Every participant receives a special promo pack, and the top finisher earns a winner promo pack.

Skynfolks delivers a live tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd at The Hall in Gainesville. The performance is dedicated to honoring the band’s music.

Blood on the Clocktower transports players to Ravenswood Bluff for intrigue, deception, and daring accusations. This social deduction game keeps everyone involved throughout play, with no permanent player elimination, actions for every participant, and roles that genuinely shape the outcome. A Storyteller clarifies the rules, supports newcomers in their roles, and keeps the experience lively, unpredictable, and fun. New players get up to speed quickly, while veterans can look forward to fresh twists and tricky decisions that keep everyone guessing. Expect dramatic attacks, bold bluffs, and wild theories in a welcoming, community-focused setting where every voice has a chance to shine. Open to all experience levels with no prior play required. Recommended for ages 15 and up. Space is limited to 12 players, and participation is free.

Enjoy a French-inspired brunch in Braselton with The Galloping Galette. Book a table on the pet-friendly patio or in the dining room, or arrange a pickup order, by calling 706 684 3080. Cocktails are offered as part of the experience.

Music, art, and community come alive as front porches and yards around town turn into neighborhood stages for a free, family friendly festival. Stroll from porch to porch to hear a wide range of live music, including folk, rock, blues, bluegrass, jazz, and acoustic jams. Connect with neighbors and enjoy a day centered on creativity and togetherness. Discover work by local artists and nonprofit groups, pick up something tasty from food trucks, and settle in with your own snacks, beverages, and lawn chairs. Families can visit PuRL’s pop up regional library for story reading and stop by an activities table offering watercolor lessons. Attendance is free. Parking is available at Statham Elementary, the Post Office, and throughout downtown. Updates on performers, schedules, maps, and more will be shared on the event page.

Die Laughing presents a weekly open mic at Blackstrap Rock Hall where comedians and first-timers alike can step up, try new material, and keep the laughs rolling. Admission is free. Expect a welcoming, high energy atmosphere whether you are performing or just there to enjoy the show. This comedy night happens every Sunday.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE brings the excitement of America’s Game to the stage. Audience members are chosen at random to team up with the host, spin a full-scale version of the famous Wheel, solve word puzzles, and compete for prizes that can include trips to Paris or Hawaii and cash awards up to $10,000. The interactive setup keeps the whole crowd involved for a lively game show experience.

Meeple Madness hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game League Challenge that welcomes Trainers of all experience levels, from beginner to advanced. This entry-level tournament offers a path to earn Championship Points and move closer to an invitation to the World Championships. Matches are run as Swiss rounds with no top cut, and the total number of rounds depends on attendance. To be eligible for Championship Points, participants need a Pokémon Trainer Club account with a Player ID and must be opted into the Play! Pokémon program. Everyone who plays receives 1 Play! Point. Trainers should bring a legal Standard format 60 card deck and a completed decklist. Seating is limited to 28 players. If registered players are not in the building by registration close, their seats may be released to players who are present. The entry fee is $5. Attendance prizing includes one Pokémon booster pack from current stock. The top 8 each receive one Play! Pokémon Prize Pack, the top 4 each receive two, and first place receives four.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE brings the beloved game to the stage in your area, complete with a playable version of the famous wheel. Audience members are chosen at random to step onstage with the host, spin, and tackle word puzzles for prizes that can include vacations to Paris or Hawaii and cash awards reaching $10,000. The energy extends to the whole crowd, creating an interactive, in-person take on the classic experience.

The 11th Annual FUN Club Classic at Chateau Elan Golf Club features a full day of golf and community. The morning begins with check in and registration, breakfast, and time on the driving range. Opening ceremonies set the stage for a shotgun start, with complimentary food and drinks available on the course. The day concludes with lunch, a raffle, awards, and the announcement of 50/50 cash drawing winners.

Vintage Markets of Monroe hosts a three-day Fall Market at the William Harris Homestead, bringing together antique, vintage, and artisan vendors with a wide variety of goods. Attendees can browse for unique finds, tour the historic homestead, and learn about its history. This community event is designed for all ages and offers something for everyone. Prospective vendors may apply only through the organizer’s website.

A festival is planned for October.

DockDogs returns to the Hoschton Fall Festival with high-energy canine aquatics as part of the National Sportsmen's Series. After a few years away, handler and dog teams will be back on the dock in Hoschton for splash-filled competition and friendly fun. The lineup features Big Air, Extreme Vertical, Speed Retrieve, and head-to-head Dueling Dogs, with waves, qualifying rounds, finals, and dedicated on-site registration and practice opportunities. New and experienced dogs are welcome, whether chasing top marks or simply enjoying time on the dock alongside other teams. Pre-registration fees are as follows: adults pay $39.00 per team for Big Air, Speed Retrieve, or Extreme Vertical, $39.00 per team for Iron Dog, and $25.00 per team for Duel. Youth entries are $17.00 per team for Big Air and $38.00 per team for Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog. On-site registration fees are as follows: adults pay $42.00 per team for Big Air, Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog, and $30.00 per team for Duel. Youth entries are $20.00 per team for Big Air and $40.00 per team for Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, or Iron Dog.

The Southern Heirloom Market & Car Show blends old-school flair with a showcase of vintage automobiles in a lively marketplace. Browse 200 booths filled with antiques, vintage finds, and creatively repurposed goods, with most vendors located indoors and access to electricity. A curated car show highlights gleaming classics, and a variety of area food trucks offers plenty of bites. Admission is free. For questions, contact Bek McDowell at 770-361-0048. Vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Swap what you no longer wear for something new to you at a friendly community exchange focused on reducing waste and helping families save. This gathering takes place in the meeting room at the Bogart Library and adds a special twist with a book swap alongside the clothing tables, creating a family friendly experience for all ages. Bring clean, gently used items such as shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, hats, swimwear, and accessories, as well as books for babies, children, teens, and adults. Please use good judgment with book selections since children will be present, and bring your own bag for your finds. Free parking is available. When you arrive, place your items on the clearly marked racks and tables, then start browsing. Everything is free. At the beginning, participation is limited to those who bring clothing to contribute. After the initial period, everyone may come in and choose what they need. Any clothing that remains at the end will be donated to Faithful Steps Supportive Living, Inc. and Area Churches Together Serving to support families in Georgia. Local businesses are also invited to partner with the event.

Schultz Airshows will coordinate the opening flyover for the 29th annual Motul Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta in Braselton, Georgia. The ceremonies begin with a parachute demonstration by the All Veteran Group Parachute Team, followed by a formation flyby. The Full Throttle Formation Team is anticipated to return for this edition. The flyover signals the start of the 10 hour finale of the 2026 racing season at Road Atlanta.

This show focuses exclusively on running events, with Cones, Pole Bending, Cloverleaf Barrels, Texas Barrels, and an Arena Race presented in that order. Entry is $6.00 per class, and exhibition classes are $4.00 per class. Divisions for each event include Exhibition, Pony, 12 and under, 13 to 19, and Open. The concession will be open.

Celebrate the season at City of Hoschton's fall festival.

Mariachi Herencia de Mexico presents a tribute to Juan Gabriel on stage at The Hall in Gainesville. The performance celebrates his legacy.

The monthly Psychic Fair at Blackstrap Rock Hall offers a welcoming setting for spiritual exploration. Held on the first Sunday of each month, it brings together practitioners offering tarot and oracle readings, astrology consultations that can include natal charts, progressions, relationship and children’s charts, and wedding astrology, along with Reiki to support energy balance. Guests can also experience palm readings, rune readings, artistic portraits of spirit companions, and personalized intuitive guidance. Admission is free for patrons, and each reader sets their own prices and handles payment directly.

Children ages 5 to 12 gather with fellow Lego enthusiasts for a creative afternoon in the library meeting room. This club offers a welcoming space to build, exchange ideas, and connect with peers while imagination leads the way.

Trail Sisters Run Club gathers at Revival Hall Taproom for a relaxed group run that embraces beginners, seasoned runners, and everyone in between. Runners of any pace are encouraged, with a friendly community feel at the heart of the meetup. Participation is free and no registration is needed. Bring your running shoes and a friend to enjoy miles together in a supportive setting.

Dax brings The Anger Management Tour to The Hall at Bourbon Brothers in Gainesville, Georgia.

Organized by the Gainesville Jaycees since 1993, Mule Camp Market has become a regional fall tradition that draws more than 75,000 people to a three day celebration. Visitors can browse artisan and craft vendors, keep kids entertained with children’s activities, sample a variety of food, and end the day with community concerts.

The 26th Annual Swat Trot 5K brings the community together to Back the Blue, with proceeds benefiting the Gwinnett Police Foundation. The event features music, door prizes, awards, and snacks after the race, along with the trot.

Now in its second year, this car show and toy drive benefits the Banks County Family Connections community Christmas. All makes and models are welcome, with recognition for the Top 25 entries and specialty awards. Registration is a new unwrapped toy or a $20 contribution.

KHB is hosting a recycling collection at the Saturday Hall County Farmers Market while sharing information about recycling in Hall County. Attendees can drop off household batteries that are single use or rechargeable, including AA, AAA, and 9 volt types, with the exception of large tool batteries. School supplies in good condition are accepted, such as books, notebooks, markers, pencils, and pencil cases. Paper, plastic, and metal recyclables are welcome. Food waste, including samples from vendors, can be added to the vermicomposter. KHB plans to attend the market’s monthly festival days throughout the season, including World Honey Bee Day, a Chili Cook Off against the Hall County Sheriff, and the Fall Festival.

A fall-themed market featuring local vendors in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.

Smith Funeral Home hosts the 4th Annual Car and Tractor Show, showcasing cars and tractors.

Dragonfly Aviation presents an annual fly-in and drive-in that also marks twelve years in operation. This free public gathering features planned static displays from Cirrus and Premier Aircraft, the Game Aerospace GB1 GameBird, a CubCrafters Sport Cub, and newly added Cirrus G6 SR20s, with more participants anticipated as additional invitations go out. Food and drinks are slated to include lemonade from The Lemon Basket, offerings from Foxs Dogs, coffee beverages from ShortFinal including iced options, Los Panchos Taco Truck, and Italian ice from Bruneaux On The Geaux. Due to an airport construction project outside the organizers control, the event has been rescheduled, and details will continue to be updated as further displays and vendors are confirmed.

Celebrate the season with a community food and shopping event at Tanger Outlets in Commerce. Explore a handpicked mix of local businesses and artisans, taste fall-inspired bites and sweets, and sip seasonal beverages while live music plays. The experience is family friendly and welcoming to all ages, with opportunities to discover handcrafted goods, boutique fashion, and home decor alongside plenty of treats for every craving. Small businesses from across Georgia will be featured, offering unique gifts and local finds. Admission is free. Consider bringing an appetite, a tote for purchases, and your favorite flannel for a cozy autumn outing.

Enjoy a welcoming poetry session centered on writing in response to artworks throughout the galleries at the Quinlan. Open to all experience levels, this gathering invites anyone interested in words and images to explore creative connections between them. Ekphrasis, a term with Greek roots, describes vivid and often dramatic language that brings a visual artwork to life. Your poem might portray the piece directly, reflect the mood it inspires, build metaphors sparked by what you notice, or weave in personal memories. Try describing what you see, imagining what lies beyond the frame, speaking in the artist’s voice, letting a figure or object in the image tell the story, and expressing your own response. Inspiration grows during unhurried walks through each gallery, and many participants discover new details with every visit. Write in front of the work by requesting a chair from a Quinlan staff member, settle into the Sculpture Garden for fresh air, or take a photo of a piece and continue at your own pace.

Hope for the Journey offers a free monthly cancer support dinner at North Metro Baptist Church. This Christ-centered gathering welcomes the entire community, and church membership is not required. Support is available for men, women, and children with any cancer diagnosis, and attendees may bring a spouse, caregiver, or friend. It provides a caring space to share, connect, and find strength together.

The Fire Board holds its regular monthly meeting, part of its ongoing schedule.

Presented by Noisemaker, Sonic Hall hosts a concert featuring Youth Fountain with We Were Sharks and SUCKERPUNCH.

Atlanta Rhythm Section takes the stage for a live concert at The Hall in Gainesville. Experience the band in a dedicated set as they bring their show to this Gainesville venue.

An eight-piece all-star band led by Tommy Youngsteen brings Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 landmark Rumours to the stage at Sonic Hall, performed in full alongside a set of greatest hits. The set includes favorites such as “Go Your Own Way,” “The Chain,” “Don’t Stop,” “Dreams,” “Landslide,” and more. Tommy Youngsteen is a Toronto-based supergroup featuring members and alumni of Juno-winning bands including Stars, The Arkells, Sam Roberts Band, The Trews, Lowest of the Low, July Talk, and Serena Ryder’s band, joined by some of the country’s top touring and session players.

The schedule begins with check-in, then continues with bowling.

Enjoy three nights of festivities at the farm, beginning Thursday with the debut of Parker Bennett and Dawson Scarborough. A weekend pass is $40. Camping is permitted and all ages are welcome. Food will be available from Strickland’s Concessions, Boss Dawg Bar B Que, and Farmer’s Funnel Cakes. Additional details will be announced.

At the Quinlan, this expressive arts session provides a supportive space to navigate grief and loss with guidance from instructor Dawn Columbo. Grief can arise from the end of a relationship or the death of someone close, and creating something tangible can help give form to feelings and accompany you through the process. Participants work at their own pace during monthly sessions, with at least three project options to choose from. All materials are provided, along with sample pieces. No previous art experience is required. There is no expectation to speak. Focus on the process as creative writing, collage, painting, and other art forms serve as pathways to self care. More information and registration are available.

Spooktacular returns to downtown Winder with a swashbuckling twist in Winder's Pirate Cove. Enjoy candy stops throughout downtown, a live stage show at Jug Tavern Park, roaming characters and themed performers, hayrides, costume contests, DJs, photo opportunities, inflatables, and a wide selection of food trucks. Costumes are welcome and originality is encouraged, filling the area with Halloween fun at every turn. Additional information will be shared as the event approaches. For registrations, the City of Winder uses Eventeny, so be cautious of unofficial links or payment requests. Official messages will come from an @cityofwinder.com email address. Sponsors include Inframark, The Yummy Sweets, NGHS, Woodbine Station, and First American Bank.

This is a honky tonkin event in Hull, Georgia.

The 11th Annual Great Pumpkin Race brings a festive fall morning to Little Mulberry Park. Hosted by Oak Hill Classical School, the event features music, door prizes, fall themed T-shirts, awards, and the run.

Blackstrap opens its doors for a Halloween bash blended with a bustling market. Live bands provide a heavy backdrop while makers and vendors share oddities, offbeat art, and spooky crafts. Explore the scene, take part in a costume contest, and enjoy it all with free admission. Come as you are, lean into the dark vibe, and show support for the underground.

This StrongHer Wellness Social features a calm, slow-paced Yin Yoga session at Performance Power Yoga Studio. The focus is on gentle movement, mindful breathing, and a chance to recharge while connecting with other women. All levels are welcome and no prior yoga experience is needed. The fee is $35 per person. Registration includes the class plus light bites afterward, such as pinwheels, fresh fruit, vegetables, and assorted snacks. Please bring your own mat. Space is limited and registration is required. Payments are nonrefundable, but a reserved spot may be transferred to another woman if needed.

Adventure Bags marks its 15th year by returning to Barrow County to honor its beginnings and reaffirm a mission to support children in crisis with care, respect, and encouragement. The celebration features a cocktail hour with a cash bar and the opening of a silent auction, followed by dinner, raffles, and a program that shares stories of resilience and renewed hope while acknowledging the people and partners who have championed this work. The night wraps up with dancing to a live DJ and a renewed commitment to serving children across Georgia, continuing the impact bag by bag.

Back in Winder, a Georgia-based, all-request singalong blends music and comedy at Finished Goods. Audience requests drive the show and there are plenty of chances to sing along, creating an interactive, lighthearted experience.

Hosted by the Quinlan Visual Arts Center, the 5th annual QBALL turns the Ballroom at the Ramsey Conference Center at Lanier Tech into a celebration of Cinematic Couture. Attendees arrive on a red carpet, enjoy specialty drinks, and take in curated looks and décor inspired by classic eras of the silver screen. Culinary stations reflect the theme, and the 14-member Atlanta Groove Factory keeps the dance floor lively. Individual tickets are available in two tiers: Gold at $205.25 ($125 tax deductible) and Platinum at $508.75 ($375 tax deductible). Groups can reserve a Gold Table for ten at $2,052.50 ($1,250 tax deductible) with a reserved spot in the Ballroom, hosted bars, food stations, the band, and dancing, or choose a Platinum Table for ten at $5,087.50 ($3,750 tax deductible) which adds access to a V.I.P. Lounge featuring hand-rolled cigars, premium wine and liquor selections, gifts, and gourmet fare. There is no auction or raffle, so after purchasing tickets or a table, wallets can stay at home. Proceeds support education through the Quinlan, including the Quinlan School of Art and an after-school K-12 program offering formal visual arts instruction. Funding helps expand classes and camps such as digital art, photography, clay camp, and art as therapy, provides need-based scholarships and subsidized field trips, and contributes to upgrades for pottery and art studios.

Violinist Ava Pakiam and pianist Cole Anderson make a return appearance at Grace Episcopal Church as part of the Guest Artist Recital Series. This event features the two artists in a collaborative recital.

Mike Karp brings a laid-back lakeside vibe to Pelican Pete's Tiki Bar & Grill on Lake Lanier. Settle in and enjoy the easygoing atmosphere.

Now in its fifth year, the Boo! on Broad 5K brings a festive Halloween-themed run to downtown Statham, with activities at Statham Elementary School. Whether aiming for a personal best, jogging with friends, or walking in costume, participants can expect a community-focused event that celebrates fun while supporting local students. Costumes are encouraged, awards highlight standout Halloween spirit, and laughter is part of the experience. Thanks to past participation, the previous year’s race contributed $1,000 each to the Statham Elementary School Running Club, the Bear Creek Middle School Running Club, and BASA Blazers Running. This edition is the first time the race takes place on Halloween.

A beginner-friendly ceramics series focused on wheel throwing and surface design, taught by Gracie Jeffords. This multi-session class offers guided instruction to help new potters build confidence at the wheel and experiment with decorative techniques. Tuition is $210.

Explore ceramics in a class led by Lesther Martin that covers both hand-building and pottery wheel techniques. Structured as a multi-session series, it offers guided practice over multiple meetings. The cost for the series is $210.

This ceramics class welcomes beginners and intermediate learners and covers hand building and wheel throwing techniques. Instruction is led by Lesther Martin. The price is $210.

Develop clay skills in a beginner to intermediate class covering handbuilding and pottery wheel work, led by Lesther Martin. This multi session series provides guided instruction across both methods. Registration is $210.

Discover the basics of wheel throwing and dive into surface design in a beginner-level course taught by Gracie Jeffords. Guided sessions focus on building confidence at the wheel and introducing approachable surface design methods suited for newcomers. Tuition is $210.

Hosted by Lost & Found Road Warriors, this Thanksgiving season food drive pairs a car and bike show with a community effort to provide meals for families in need. Expect a showcase of cars, trucks, Jeeps, and motorcycles, along with food vendors, worship music, family friendly activities, and trophy awards. Attendees are encouraged to bring non perishable food donations to support local families. Vehicle owners can register to display their ride for $20. The gathering takes place at Winder First United Methodist Church and centers on service, fellowship, and hope.

Jollidaze Holiday Market brings a cheerful start to the season at Tanger Outlets in Commerce, presented by Heart n Soul Markets. Browse one-of-a-kind gifts from local makers, boutiques, bakers, artists, and small businesses while enjoying festive music and a lively holiday atmosphere. Families can meet Santa and spend time in Santa’s Workshop, decorate gingerbread, and craft ornaments, then refuel with food trucks and seasonal treats. With activities for all ages and free admission, it offers a friendly way to support local vendors and get a head start on holiday shopping before the Black Friday rush.

This regularly scheduled monthly gathering brings the fire board together for its meeting. It is held once each month.

Celebrate the season at a three day Christmas market in a farm setting, featuring more than 100 vendors with vintage finds, antiques, home and garden goods, art, handmade items, jewelry, and more. Browse both indoor and outdoor spaces, including barns, mobile boutiques, and tented setups spread across the fields. Enjoy live music, a food court, and a bounce house playground for kids, along with cozy touches like a fire pit, coffee, hot cocoa, and festive music. Santa will be available for self-serve photos and visits. Admission is cash only at the gate. General admission is $5, and an early bird option is available for $15 with a ticket that is valid for the entire weekend. Please note that pets are not allowed.

The Old Time Sailors present an immersive night aboard the Sailorette, filled with foot-stomping tunes, dancing, and hearty singalongs. The show sails back to the 19th century, showcasing traditional seafaring music performed in a distinctive style. A motley crew wielding a mix of traditional and eclectic instruments evokes the clatter of tankards and lively tavern revelry while centuries-old folk and shanty songs ring out. Audience participation is encouraged, with plenty of opportunities to sing and dance like a sailor. Fancy dress is welcomed, and seafaring garments fit the spirit of the evening.

At Station 300 Gainesville, the Tiara and King’s Crown 2026 Tournament Finale includes check in ahead of bowling, and will feature the announcement of the season champions along with the tournament's individual winners.

Three barns and a backyard set the scene for a festive shopping event spread over two days. Browse goods from twenty five vendors, enjoy holiday music, and warm up by the fire pit. A food truck and a coffee truck will be on site. Admission is free.

Celebrate the holidays with a chef-led, unlimited Brunch with Santa from Leather & Lace Events at Braselton Civic Center. Ticket information and additional details will be shared soon.

This is the regular monthly meeting of the Fire Board.

RC Outlaw Cowboy performs an outlaw and honky tonk set at Chibugan Cafe & More.

A recurring acrylic painting night created exclusively for women offers a relaxed evening of creativity, conversation, and unwinding. Newcomers are welcome at any session, and participants may come solo or with a friend. Bringing a snack to share is optional, and a table will be available for food. Please bring your own beverage. Each session is $40 and includes all supplies. Instruction is beginner friendly, with step-by-step guidance that focuses on the basics so everyone can follow along. An image of the featured painting will be shared in the event conversation thread, which is also the place to ask questions or connect about class details. Space is limited, so advance RSVP and ticket purchase are requested, and a headcount by the night before helps with planning. An update will be posted if the class reaches capacity. Frequent attendees can earn discounts through the Paint Party Points program. Payment options include Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, PayPal, or cash at class.